Port of London Bill debated in Commons
Arthur Polery argues for greater colonial representation on the Port of London bill board. Victoria Agent-General notes colonies seek faster marketing and closer landing to London. Discussion follows as current arrangements are criticized as too downstream. Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman passes a quiet night with no material change in condition.
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London
Arthur Polery
House of Commons
Victoria
Henry Camphatman
Bogus Cleric Convicted Over Forged Ordination
London April 3 ex convict Tyler a printer by trade was tried for officiating as a clergyman using forged documents. He admitted to obtaining ordination and was convicted and sentenced to years in gaol.
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London
Tyler
British Naval Manoeuvres Costly Collision
London reports during Home Fleet drills in the English Channel the torpedo boat destroyer Tiger was ripped in two when colliding with the armored ship Berwick off St Catherine's Point. Thirty six Tiger crew drowned as the disaster struck during night maneuvers. Lieutenant Willie Middleton, the commander, perished. Other ships Berwick Argomact Prince George Gladiator Isis and more were maneuvering nearby.
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London
English Channel
Tiger
Berwick
Isis
St. Catherine's Point
Wool Sale Bidding Booms in London Market
Wool sales in London draw keen bidding with increased activity toward today's sale. Bidders show strong demand across the wool lots, with prices about one cent higher than last week as the sale closes.
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London
Ann Gould to wed Prince de Sagan after Gould will clash
London report notes Ann Gould's plans to marry the Prince de Sagan despite family objections and the terms of Jay Gould's will requiring a renunciation of gas profits and a share totaling 1.5 million pounds. The decision underscores a high society engagement amid estate constraints and inheritance issues.
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London
Hec Famity
Jay Gould
Abe
Ann Gould
Prince de Sagan
Senator confirms Hilfe as U.S. ambassador to Berlin
The United States Senate approved Dr Hilfe's appointment as U.S. ambassador to Berlin, marking a key diplomatic move during the current administration. Dr Hilfe will represent U.S. interests and oversee relations with Germany's government in Berlin.
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London
United States Senate
Dr. Hilfe
U.S
Berlin
Russian Prisoners Demand Better Treatment
Liberal members of the Russian Duma urged the Czar to improve conditions for Social Democrats in the second Duma. Inmates are housed with criminals, overcrowded, and disease is spreading in the prison, sparking calls for reforms.
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London
Duma
Tuma
Pricom
British Politics Tolling Land Act Costs Reported
Tendon April 3 report states £100,007,000 will be required to implement the Land Act to reclaim all adventural families in Ireland, aiming to complete remerchasing. The note references landlords and policy, signaling debate over funding and scope.
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Tendon
Reumeman
Aiimnes
Trith Land
Premier Price Visits London Docks Addresses Trade Ties
Mr Price Premier of South Australia visits Manchester docks and London for a reception. He speaks to the mayor and an exporters association about prosperity, food production, and closer England Australia trade links. He questions decadence in Great Britain and urges kinship based ties.
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London
Price
South Australis
Manchester
Uorheon
Lond
South Australia
England
Australis
Commonwealth
Great Benale
Serious Riot in Rome During Funeral Procession
In Rome Tendon April 4 a funeral procession for a working man turned into a political confrontation. Police ordered a recain route, but the mob ignored it and bricks were thrown. Police fired, killing two and wounding twelve. Rome endured an extraordinary state of excitement as a general strike was declared in protest. Labor leader and several anarchists were arrested amid the melee, with twenty-one police reported injured.
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Rome
Aas
Home
Wreck Report From Atlantic Voyage
London April 4 report notes a steamer bound for Canadian ports from Australia was totally wrecked off Nova Scotia. Limited details available. casualty status and exact vessel name unclear.
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London
Tertal
Australia
Nova Scotia
Troubles in Macedonia and Europe’s shifting alliances
Fragmentary report notes efforts to counteract British and Semitic scholass for Macedonia’s improvement and to thwart German and Austrian attempts to divide Britain, amid tensions in the Kish province.
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London
Britain
Ur- Kish
International football preview and club changes
A chaotic summary of football chatter on New Zealand foes and club rosters. It notes losses at the Rovers including Bal Shannos Campbell Sheppard Tagleton and Reg Tindal, with new arrivals Wait Oliver Eaton Thompson. Railways lose Tarrant Post Marr Deydale Young, while Hutchinson Shepherd Read probably Walahne Mercantil have suffered. Mer wan weaknesses mentioned. overall forecast hints a tougher 1906 season with stronger steam and shifts.
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Rovers
Bal
Shannos
Campbell
Sheppard
Tagleton
Reg
Tindal
Wait
Oliver
Eatom
Thompson
Tarrant
Post
Marr
Deydale
Young
Cam
Walahne
Mercantil
Toms
B. Forreste
Stewart
McDonald
Martin
Bell
Brown
J. Worthquee
Mer
Telegrams report derailment near Sarasfield and train delays
Sydney reports an engine and several empty trucks derailed near Sarasfield. Foreman Gardner injured with a broken leg and bruises, system severely checked. Several trains delayed, including governor general’s party train. Melbourne notes Post and Telegraph Estimates debate calls for state superintendents in telephone branches.
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Sydney
Sarasfield
Gardner
Missing shareholder arrest warrant in Dunlop Tyre case
At a Melbourne Stock Exchange committee meeting a warrant has been issued for the arrest of a man connected to larceny as a bailee. He reportedly disappeared for several days after allegedly misappropriating 400 shares of Dunlop Tyre Company.
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Melbourne
Committee of Big Deals
Dunlop
Premier Bant Invites Federal PM to Melbourne Conference
Malbocrns April 4 Premier Bant at the request of State Premiers invites the Federal Prime Minister to attend the Melbourne conference on the 29th as a member. It is also decided to discuss uniform action on stamp duties and a uniform Gold Buyers Act across the States.
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Malbocrns
Bant
Melbourne
Strike Settled as Demands Conceded at South Melbourne
In Melsourne on April 4, South Melbourne reports the strike item vetted. The firm agreed to concede the men's demands pending a decision from the conference between employer representatives and the new union.
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Melsourne
South Melbourne
Fire at Middleton Beach destroys Yenk's Albany Hots
Perth reports a fire at Yenk's Albany Hots on Middleton Beach shortly after midnight. The wooden building burned completely with only slight furniture and some stock saved. Two occupants, Themes and Julius Quitnar, were asleep. the back room was already on fire by dawn and efforts to save the structure failed.
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Perth
Albany
Middleton
Julius Quitnar
Emair
Quitnar
Perth Paragraphs. Trial for Murder After Turner's Death
Perth reports that Nuree Pears has been committed for trial for murder following the death of Lyn Turner. The case hinges on alleged causal events and charges brought by authorities as the investigation continues.
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Perth
Apel
Lyn Turner
Nuree Pears
Bom
Oo Ieee Hs
Man crushed in platform accident at Central Railway Station
A man attempting to board an empty Fremantle train at Central Railway Station was wedged between the moving footboard and platform edge. He died at the scene. The man, about 60, was a jeweller by trade. The jury at the inquest heard no ID found on his body.
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Central
Fremantle
New Hotel at Pindar Opens With Weekend Festivities
A gala opening at the New Pindar Hotel hosted by Mr M Gill attracted prominent Geraldton residents and travelers. The event featured a pigeon shooting contest won by G Me ling of Yuin Station with 26 birds, a Calcutta sweep, dancing, and a celebratory turnout as rail carriages shuttled guests from district stations to Pindar.
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Pindar
M. Gill
Licenzee
Geraldton
Carriega
Gullows
Yuin
Tallarang
Gill
Yuin Station
Ory
W.A
H. Richards
Calcutta
Mr. Cornish
W. Box
I Frewlin
Bray
Uaker
Guebauan
Cannington
G. McMickinsy
F. Turnbull
OG. Vai
Davis
Rivhants
Megarg
MeMicking
Guardian Publication Sources and Contacts Listed
The notice lists multiple names Mesra E Snell J Kruger A J Davies and W H James in Geraldton and M J Ryan in Walkaway as sources for obtaining The Guardian, along with the publishers office.
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Mesra
E. Snell
J. Kruger
A. J. Davies
W. H. James
Geraldton
M. J. Ryan
Walkaway
The
Publishers
Geraldton Police Court case on wages and dismissal
Agnes Womzbey v Fowlie heard at Geraldton Police Court over one week’s wages of 2 10s and notice. Hope Ingleton described as an apprentice witness. Tailor Volm G Scott testified on piece work and typical practices. Bench found ground to dismiss the complainant. costs awarded to £4.
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Agnes Womzbey
Fowlie
Hope J Ingleton
Fowlie’s
Hornsby
Volm G. Scott
Geraldton
Local Drunkard and Idle Disorderly case at Bench
On Saturday April 4 Mr K Gee presided as Acting R31. Jobs Gallery faced a charge of drunkenness, his eleventh such accusation, pleading for leniency to avoid imprisonment and preserve his job. The Bench fined Gallery 100 dollars plus costs, noting he is fine when away from town. John Maikig was charged with having no visible means of support and deemed idle and disorderly. he pleaded guilty and claimed paralysis on one side, receiving one month with hard labor. Trapedoe Drewery prosecuted in both cases.
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Jobs Gallery
Gallery 100
Costa
John Maikig
Allisson, Sullivan
Walsh
Trapedoe Drewery
Inquiries on Mining, Planting, and Government Roles
Readers ask for modern mining on private property and a stronger Northern Development League role. They propose trees for Geraldton, Moreton Bay figs, and better land classification at Alpis Downs, plus questions on water, observatory control, and Lands Department duties in the Nor'West.
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Northampton
Northern Development League
Geraldton
Moreton Bay
Lamls
Alpis Downs
Northamptom
Eco
Geraldtes
Sheol
Joidfelds
Sec Ttary
Lands Department
Ito
A. J. Wilson
Horreat
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Middleton Beach
Pears
Swan River
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Oliver’s Clothing Company
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Marine Terrace
A.S. Kent
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Shamrock
Hanlon
J. B. Ford
Murray
Queensland
Broken Hill
Pullic
O'Cloak
Sultan
T. B. MacKenzie
Mercantile Social Club
Draidan Hall
Durlicher Street
T. L. Brown
Geraldton Roads Board
Tonel R. Davia
JAMES C. _KADD
Vieraldton
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Stokes & CO
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